• Ravalli County real estate values continue slow climb upward - The Missoulian

    Ravalli County real estate values continue slow climb upward - The Missoulian
    The Missoulian
    Ravalli County real estate values continue slow climb upward
    The Missoulian
    Home buyers frustrated by housing costs and tight inventory in Missoula might want to look further south. Although the Bitterroot Valley's real estate market continues to recover from the recession, home prices are still nowhere near their peak in 2008 ...and more »
  • How Hispanics strengthen South Florida's real estate market - Miami Herald

    How Hispanics strengthen South Florida's real estate market - Miami Herald
    Miami Herald
    How Hispanics strengthen South Florida's real estate market
    Miami Herald
    Miami's real estate market may have cooled a bit, but it is poised for long-term success and sustainability. And the world-famous beaches and tropical weather are only part of the equation. Despite a millennial-led nationwide trend to rent and wait on ...
  • Former pro soccer star scores plum real estate post - Business Observer

    Former pro soccer star scores plum real estate post
    Business Observer
    TAMPA — Commercial real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield named Scott Garlick to lead its Tampa office as managing principal. Related Headlines: Bradenton EDC goes to college for its new chairwoman Developer unveils plans for $45M senior ...
  • Will Trump end crackdown on dirty cash in luxury real estate? - Miami Herald

    Will Trump end crackdown on dirty cash in luxury real estate? - Miami Herald
    Miami Herald
    Will Trump end crackdown on dirty cash in luxury real estate?
    Miami Herald
    Just a month after President Donald Trump's inauguration, a federal anti-money laundering program that targets luxury real estate is set to expire. The dragnet monitors pricey home deals for signs of dirty cash, helping detect criminals who launder ...
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  • Are Higher Mortgage Rates Scaring Off First-Time Homebuyers?

    Are Higher Mortgage Rates Scaring Off First-Time Homebuyers?
    First-time homebuyers are shying away from their plans to purchase this spring, according to a recently released report by realtor.com®, due to the surge in mortgage rates in the last two months of 2016. Though rates have deflated since the end of the year, they remain hovering above 4 percent—high enough to scare off first-timers this spring, now down to 44 percent from 55 percent in October.
    “The rise in rates is associated with an anticipation of stronger economic and wage gro
  • Meeting Expectations with a Marketing Mix

    Meeting Expectations with a Marketing Mix
    In the following interview, Jennifer Cutter, managing broker of Edina Realty City Lakes in St. Louis Park, Minn., discusses what’s ahead for the Minneapolis market, and how she’s outfitting her agents to meet those expectations.Region Served: Minneapolis and surrounding areas
    Number of Offices: 1
    Number of Agents: 75-85
    Facebook: @LakesEdinaRealty
    www.edinarealty.com
    What are your expectations for your local market in 2017?
    Low inventory will create multiple offers. I also expec
  • Portland, Seattle Take 2016 with Highest Home Value, Rent Appreciation

    Portland, Seattle Take 2016 with Highest Home Value, Rent Appreciation
    Home values hit their stride in December, clocking in at the fastest annual pace of 2016 at 6.8 percent, according to the December Zillow Real Estate Market Reports. Portland, Ore., home values hung onto the top spot, appreciating 13.8 percent year-over-year.
    “Home values ended 2016 growing at their fastest pace of the year, which could be an indication of what to expect in 2017,” says Zillow Chief Economist Dr. Svenja Gudell. “Lack of inventory will remain a major concern

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